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A Murder, an Ancient Secret, and a Puppy You Can't Help but Love
A desperate call from her sister sends investigative reporter Cat Hawl on a rescue mission to Hawaii. But when she arrives, it's more than she bargained for. Not only is a tea sommelier found dead, but a mischievous puppy has turned the crime scene into a dog's breakfast. And to top it off, Cat's sister, Lani, has gone missing. Is she a witness or on the run?
With local police suspecting the worst, Cat takes matters into her own hands. Armed with the help of the sharp-witted Miss Marple Mahjong Mamas, she starts uncovering clues that point to a centuries-old mystery tied to the Forbidden City. Could a thousand-year-old legend be the key to the mounting body count and chaotic puppy mayhem?
Join Cat on her quirky, whirlwind adventure, where a trail of tea leaves leads her through a mystery that's as puzzling as a puppy's antics. Cozy mystery lovers will find themselves charmed and intrigued at every twist and turn!
"Buckle up your seat belt! It's full speed ahead for this fast-paced, humorous mystery whose killer ending will catch you by surprise! An absolute delight!" J.C. Eaton, author of The Sophie Kimball Mysteries, The Wine Trail Mysteries, The Charcuterie Shop Mysteries, The Marcie Rayner Mysteries
For dog lovers and cozy mystery fans alike, Puppied to Death delivers a satisfying tale of intrigue and charm. Whether this is your first visit to Barkview or you've followed Cat's adventures from the start, this delightful ninth installment will leave you eager for the next mystery to unfold. Chanticleer 5-star review
